Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch on Tuesday called American democracy “very fragile” and said no person or group “should have too much power,” while observing that young people need to study an unvarnished version of the nation’s history. “I just don't think you're ever going to fix” the decline of civics education and related issues “unless people understand our history and learn our history, warts, glories, and all,” Gorsuch said. Gorsuch also did not directly address the Supreme Court’s latest term, which included many high-profile cases and sometimes tense relations among the justices. And that we have the capacity and the right to rule ourselves,” Gorsuch added. “We are all in it together,” Gorsuch said, “and if we don't stay all in it together, it will crumble.”